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Thai 1000 Common Words (incl. Audio, Phonetics, Examples)
8.81MB. 999 audio & 0 images. Updated 2017-12-06.
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| word_eng | yellow |
| word_tha | สีเหลือง [สี] |
| word_phonetic | sĕe lĕuang [sĕe] |
| audio | |
| form | noun |
| sentence_tha | ผู้หญิง สาว แต่งกาย ใน ชุด สีเหลือง. |
| sentence_phonetic | pôo yĭng săao dtàeng gaai nai chút sĕe lĕuang. |
| sentence_eng | The young woman is dressed in yellow. |
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| word_eng | walk |
| word_tha | เดิน |
| word_phonetic | dern |
| audio | |
| form | verb |
| sentence_tha | เขา กำลัง เดิน ไป ตาม ถนน. |
| sentence_phonetic | kăo gam-lang dern bpai dtaam tà-nŏn. |
| sentence_eng | He is walking down the street. |
| Tags |
| word_eng | hat |
| word_tha | หมวก [ใบ] |
| word_phonetic | mùak [bai] |
| audio | |
| form | noun |
| sentence_tha | เด็กผู้หญิง สวม หมวก สี น้ำเงิน เพื่อ ป้องกัน ตัวของเธอ จาก ดวงอาทิตย์. |
| sentence_phonetic | dèk pôo yĭng sŭam mùak sĕe nám ngern pêua bpông gan dtua kŏng ter jàak duang aa-tít. |
| sentence_eng | The girl is wearing a blue hat to protect her from the sun. |
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Thank you for this great deck! I am just passing 500 cards and looking forward to the next 500
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I don't want to sound ungrateful, this deck has been somewhat useful to me lately (learned a lot of new words) but at the same time, I have to use it with doubt. It has lots of duplicates and the problem is it includes lots of rarely used words (you can check with thai2english.com). The expressions (sentences) are really formal and unnecessary long, unlike how Thai people speak Thai, I knew this since I have been learning from Thai teachers on Youtube as well. Sometimes the sentences sound like they have been translated by Google, not written by Thai people, I just cannot find any result of Thai people using the same sentences on the internet at all (copied parts of the sentences, pasted into google, the only results were from this deck of L-Lingo).
I hope L-Lingo puts more effort in creating decks like this since it would waste time of other people learning rarely used words while they want to learn the most commonly used ones.
I hope L-Lingo puts more effort in creating decks like this since it would waste time of other people learning rarely used words while they want to learn the most commonly used ones.
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What a great deck!
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good
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Great for memorizing common words, and great pronunciation that I can practice along with. Also has example sentences which is a great plus!
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useful with sentences
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Nice selection of words with audio. The example sentences are very helpful too.
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I have found this deck to be Very useful.
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It's very nice, but for me I think it's best to focus on a bit smaller words first. F.ex. it would be nice to learn child (dek) before learning baby since dek is a part of the thai word for baby. It's like this for many different phrases here. I focus a bit on core 100 words from thaipod101.com first, then this core 1000 words is a perfect next thing to focus on.
I just want to add that a study technique I've employed which I'm very happy with is to first only hear the audio (use headset and look away from screen, keeping a finger on the "r" key for replaying the audio in the anki app), then look at the thai script, and then lastly (if needed) look at the romanization.
I just want to add that a study technique I've employed which I'm very happy with is to first only hear the audio (use headset and look away from screen, keeping a finger on the "r" key for replaying the audio in the anki app), then look at the thai script, and then lastly (if needed) look at the romanization.
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audio is very useful, good job!